In her final regular season game, senior attack Kathleen Miller soared ? literally ? as she leapt into the air to pull down a gorgeous pass from friend and teammate senior midfielder Alex Gangler.
Today is May 7, 2007, and the sports world is completely out of whack.Pulling a Peyton Manning?
Maureen '97 and Richard Barron, the head softball and women's basketball coaches respectively, resigned yesterday, as Richard has accepted a coaching position at another school.
Though the weather was sunny and the water was smooth, the going was rough for the men's heavyweight crew as it raced Brown for the 14th annual Content Cup held this Saturday morning on Lake Carnegie.
Forget the fall of Quinn, the most memorable moment of the 2007 NFL Draft was the trade of Randy Moss from Oakland to New England.
With one game left in the regular season, the men's lacrosse team has its sights set on one thing: an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament.
Classic would be the way to describe it. Classic in every sense of the word save the outcome. The No.
As bands take the stage all down the Street this weekend, Princetonians who wander down to Weaver Track & Field Stadium will find there's something to cheer about there, too.
The sun dipped low over Clarke Field yesterday afternoon, and as the baseball team (15-24 overall, 11-9 Ivy League) mulled around the dugout, seven players stayed standing on the infield ? a mass of orange among the brown dirt and green grass.
She's an ex-cop, a three-time first-team All American, the founder of Ultimate Goal Lacrosse Club and a 14-year veteran of the women's national team.
Who wears short shorts? Well, most of the track team. Freshman Reilly Kiernan, however, is the only one who runs in high socks.
With Joe Scott '87's abrupt departure and Sydney Johnson '97's recent hiring, the men's basketball team has seen a lot of change in the past six weeks.
With no returning juniors on the roster for next season, the men's golf team will look to its seasoned underclassmen to lead the charge against a tough Ivy League.Senior co-captain John Sawin, who is also a staff writer for the The Daily Princetonian, will graduate, along with fellow senior co-captain Brent Herlihy.
Four years later ? with his protege flying through the minor league ranks as a member of the San Diego Padres' farm system ? baseball head coach Scott Bradley still clearly remembers the first time he saw Will Venable '05 hit.
Learning to read is a necessary rite of passage for children today. For many parents and teachers, coaxing children through this frustrating process is a major headache, but Leonard Coleman '71 says there was no such hassle for him."I learned to read because I was so interested in sports as a kid," Coleman said.
Sometimes, things just have to be done the hard way. With just two games left in its regular season, the No.
When it comes to NCAA tournament committees, prominent members of the Princeton community tend to be involved.